chow. >> commissioner chow: thank you, i wanted to take a few moments because i think that dr. woods deserve this is and even more. i have known him since he worked at zuckerburg and then laguna, and all the way through he was consistent in working on behalf of patients and increasing access to the medication in working through the medi-cal requirements and the fact that we move from a single pharmacy where patients had to come at general in order to get their meds, to a much broader one. and these were daunting tasks, obviously, with a lot of bureaucracy. and a lot of problems in making sure that as the patients were able to access that, that we were also able to count directly on the drugs. and all the way through, he has been a professional. i just want to thank him for all of these years that i have known him, and i have known that he's been outstanding in the work he's done for this department and for this city, and i wanted to thank him and i fully support this resolution. >> presiden

commissioner chow. >> commissioner chow: thank you dr. bennett. every time i listen to your report, it's very broad type of operation which you have already built out in order to respond to the need of workforce and the community. which is actually at least two big goals that you have. it strike me as you were talking today. as we looked at contract, which talked about cultural competence, struggle for a number of years to see how we were going to look at that. in that case for contractors. your proposal might create effective cultural competence program. >> cultural competence i think is the tip of the spear. as way to get into this issue. it's very personally mediated. it's very much about what will i do in this situation or that situation. i appreciate it for that. it is very much the tip though. if we are only going to talk about how people get treated, we are not going to fix systemic problems that cause much more damage. that so not going to be helpful to just have people be aware about their own behavior of how they treat people. i need the

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that's why dog chow is made with real chicken and no fillers. purina dog chow.>> our top stories this morning >>> our top stories this morning -- russia has announced a cease-fire in ukraine to open humanitarian corridors in several areas to allow people to leave safely. it comes after two failed attempts to evacuate hundreds of thousands of people from mariupol over the weekend. meanwhile, secretary of state antony blinken said that the u.s. is working with poland on a plan to send fighter jets to ukraine. >>> and lawmakers are moving forward with further sanctions against russia. house speaker nancy pelosi says congress is exploring legislation to ban russian oil and natural gas imports to further cripple its economy. she also says that a $10 billion aid package for ukraine is expected to be approved this week. >>> across the country people are showing their support for ukraine. in some cases, the backlash against russia is hitting american businesses hard. michael george explains. >> reporter: backlash to the russian invasion of ukraine is leading to some mis

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commissioner chow. >> commissioner chow: thank you dr. bennett.en to your report, it's very broad type of operation which you have already built out in order to respond to the need of workforce and the community. which is actually at least two big goals that you have. it strike me as you were talking today. as we looked at contract, which talked about cultural competence, struggle for a number of years to see how we were going to look at that. in that case for contractors. your proposal might create effective cultural competence program. >> cultural competence i think is the tip of the spear. as way to get into this issue. it's very personally mediated. it's very much about what will i do in this situation or that situation. i appreciate it for that. it is very much the tip though. if we are only going to talk about how people get treated, we are not going to fix systemic problems that cause much more damage. that so not going to be helpful to just have people be aware about their own behavior of how they treat people. i need them to be aware that

judge chow would have gotten 60 plus votes. there has been people in my caucus that would have voted for her even though we knew she would be a reliable liberal vote. in senator scott would have stepped up. -- i and senator scott would have stepped up. now we are facing a choice sponsored by the most radical part of the democratic party when it comes to be a judge. had the most radical view of what a judge should do and you were there pick. you will be asked, do you support expanding the supreme court? i hope you will give us an answer because it should not be hard, either you do or you don't. justice ginsburg said no. she thought if he changed the number every time somebody new came into power, it would ruin the court in the eyes of the public and make it a joke overtime. i agree with that. i hope you can give us an answer to that question because i think the court would be better off if the judges stood up for the court. if the judges told politicians, don't play this game with the court because over time nobody wins. congrat

judge chow would have gotten 60 plus votes. there has been people in my caucus that would have voted for her even though we knew she would be a reliable liberal vote. in senator scott would have stepped up. -- i and senator scott would have stepped up. now we are facing a choice sponsored by the most radical part of the democratic party when it comes to be a judge. had the most radical view of what a judge should do and you were there pick. you will be asked, do you support expanding the supreme court? i hope you will give us an answer because it should not be hard, either you do or you don't. justice ginsburg said no. she thought if he changed the number every time somebody new came into power, it would ruin the court in the eyes of the public and make it a joke overtime. i agree with that. i hope you can give us an answer to that question because i think the court would be better off if the judges stood up for the court. if the judges told politicians, don't play this game with the court because over time nobody wins. congrat

everything, we need to speak with a like it's our livelihood and it's the best school and my scholar with chow. i can't wait jewish up. um yeah, he meant for you it just the i u e g o i d e g e? no, i did play a blinker my they did. oh, how i did it. the last time we give them the keys, we regard the forest as our territory. egypt po, i the end of the entire area is our territory. illness. so it's our forest and we look out for it. i get you like we done a with a key a she a she a b, a y. hi. hi. how's it going? good. and you asked about land prices in barra? yes, i have a construction company. oh, it like to list, make some money in the wanted to know what lender cost a lot is like a brazil only began development in the amazon around 40 years ago by state. i ah, with la jolla, hayward well busy, but we live in the not only my wife saw this, and i was funny with lizzie, with our susie. these are there who services are the place we are mothering. all of the news with you most of integrative overall is in this professional muscle has in the process started under the military regime of the region

dozens of cds, hundreds were detained in moscow where the rally was quickly broken out by police chowed kremlin critic lexi nevada holds for the demonstration. while police were also quick to act on the straits as in petersburg, russian president vladimir putin has amounts penalties of up to 15 years in prison, protesting against the war last week, at least 5000 were arrested in dozens of protests nationwide. and it's amazing moscow with more on those demonstrations the stretch really to call these even protest. it's very, very difficult for people to go out onto the street and protest. any hint of somebody trying to go out or looking like a protest. i know very often violently dragged away by the police, the people in the hive. if they're the best, the journalists by law, they have to wear those of, they are on one side, and the police are dragging away people who might look like they are a protest of the protest. don't really get going in one instance or 150, a woman just holding up a black blank piece of paper, was taken away by the police, an indication of how they are, keep the cra

but the sun still the most dominant feature in the sky, for the most part, are a few rain chows coming through. that's true. take the again of golden egypt, maybe lebanon. most your locks looking fine. the winter is confined in former sto to azerbaijan, turkey and northern iran. and this here, hints it may be a breeze try enough and dusty enough to produce just pretty poor conditions in the air. but don't get to choose day that wind still blowing strongly. it's got even colder in beirut and jerusalem. in fact, the forecast of bay root is about 9 degrees on tuesday and only slowly returns, but 15 by thursday. and notice it says southwest of is quick preview of thursdays weather, cuz winter's not finished yet. that cold blouse is whipping round again, you got pretty wet weather, i think likely for good part of syria and lebanon, and still some still potential for the golan heights. out the weather, sponsored by cats, are always dictatorships, to democracies. activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very good at recognizing ways for phrase wh

and as i said to the group in the dining room you call it the chow, mess hall the fact of the matter is that you are the finest this is not hyperbole you are the finest fighting force in the history of the world. let me say it again. the finest fighting force in the history of the world. part of the reason is you've had to fight so much for the last 20 years. it's for real. there's not many generations you know, the greatest generation was my father's generation, your grandparents' generation world war two generation. but nobody no other generation has had to be in a battle, have your buddy blown up, wipe the blood off the hmmwv, and get back in and saddle up and go for another six months. the second time i've flew in i've been in and out of iraq and afghanistan about 40 times 30-something times 38 times. and every time i'd go in, i'd see like the last time i flew in and i flew in on the i went up in the cockpit. i was landing bagram. and i there were six people who came up with the cargo, basically was what i was flying. and i said, how many of you is this tour first tour of duty? n

but the sudden still the most dominant feature in the sky, for most part or a few rain chows coming through. that's true. typically, again of golden egypt, maybe lebanon, moisture locks looking fine. the winter is confined in former sto to us by john turkey knowles in iran. and this he a hinted may be a breeze try enough and dusty enough to produce just pretty poor conditions in the air. but trying to get to choose day that wind still blowing strongly. it's got even colder in beirut and jerusalem. in fact, the full cost of bye root is about 9 degrees on tuesday and only slowly returns, but 15 by thursday. and notice it says southwest of a quick preview of thursdays weather. cuz winter's not finished yet. that cold blouse is whipping round again. you got pretty wet weather, i think likely for good part of syria and lebanon, and still some slow potential for the golan heights. ah, the young women with cash in the space i used to dream about working with a small step science, a giant leap for women, kind in car gustavo, steve, but don't place it in high there. and at the schedule time, the sat

well, professor benjamin chow, thanks a lot for giving us your input on that. well, thanks for stay sticking with us here on our t international. if you'd like more updates on the war and ukraine stick around in just about another 30 minutes for our special coverage. ah ah ah ah, dominion all was signed on february, the 12th 2015. it was meant to end military conflicts in ukraine between government forces and don bass militia groups. the agreement stipulated that both sides would withdraw heavy weapons to an equal distance from the contact line. this left several 100 settlements trapped between opposing forces. local civilians became unwitting witnesses to and victims off the continuing civil war. thousands of people still live in small towns and villages that have become the new front line. they call this area the grey zone a little bit with bob. it was yes because with . 6 0 yes, yes we is. are you no worries, are you sure? yeah, you do come with an example. the ultimate is one of the gravestones, most popular residents. he's the only electrician still here o

service members, soldiers at first who were getting their hair cut and then he's working through a chow hall going table by table, sitting down, having a bite to eat with soldiers, asking them how long they've been in, asking them about this mission, sent to be a part of the fortification of the nato allies on the eastern flank, not that far from the ukraine border. u.s. service members are trying to send a message with this added presence that nato is standing strong against any russian aggression that could spill over from the conflict, the unprovoked war in ukraine. and so the president is having some time to have kind of a relaxed conversation with these soldiers. this is a chance to have that personal interaction, taking pictures with him and so forth. the president will also have a chance to have personal interaction with ukrainian refugees today. that will be a big part of really the heart of this trip where he will get to see people whose lives have been upended, disrupted and devastated by the war, their homes bombed and lives displaced by this war, coming through poland, which

he had shown by stan chow trunk. then of course, you know the horn chilly will gradually, gretchen, jim, a bottle of until the dakota ah, here was the number that was left of me on. another thing in the ocean watching grandma's name was to pay the money ah ah, with a lady said that it didn't say shuttle at us for that i know no show to the whole country turn. oh hi you are so sure shall day school on my father in law, molly sure that their stay your ship went to specialist with us. oh boy, chantelle took the spell out to the porch for short confound bombers, but he will need sooner with i oh he put in the lane. mom you do noon 1st litany. i'm still holding the bus with me. most of them had good luck on the 2nd to mamma donahoe, that we honestly come to see a liberal dongle hold on my car to deco coolant oil is so silly said don't, we'll send him with sounds like i was mighty vine. you don't want you, can he vision younger young guy. he still got me been mapping unless it does a sheba. my in got you to spell it. b o.

it every chow in every city. there is a determination, a resolve to help the war effort in any way people can. a steady stream of donated supplies for the army is being handed over to this voluntary organization in levine. it's helpers who are students don't believe russia is interested in peace. they're still fighting us. they are still launching their brackets there on our tertiary and the talks are going on. so i said, impossible had taught it while fighting us upstairs, donated medical supplies and drugs, all date checked, a processed and local stores ensure they meet a constant demand for soldiers, boots i and my colleagues are doing all the best here in a safe place to a collect other help from the crane answer from ukrainians and foreigners all around the world. but no matter how strong the resolve of ukrainian forces might be, these satellite images are now showing an armored column to the north west of give . that's nearly 30 kilometers long. ah, and it's edging closer to the capital now. only 20 kilomet

i try to find a weird chow. i walked through the entire station looking. but i can't find one anywhere. sorry, i couldn't find a weird. i was at iowa. that's what the situation was stressful, but we're doing our best to help. in the end, we managed to get him a ticket and food from a catering service and to bring him to the right platform so he could catch his train. this is the 1st refugee darya has helped with a matter of how much information to read more moments for me here, brittany, to make a fuss. and then it's a, there stands for babies and children, especially information for the entropy to q. i community and people of color as well as food stands and stands with clothes and hygenic products. the city government helps the volunteers was organisation. ah, so after a few hours of helping, i'm really exhausted. it was a lot of running around finding out things on your own and the coordinators to the best they can. but i guess it's just the learning by doing thing. now i need a break, and a cup of tea as refugees still arrived in the thousands, the vol

we are concerned, i'm afraid there will be one or 2 scattered chow, still falling on that saturated ground. of course. not really helping things down towards the south. south of a shower or 2 just around melbourne at east side of victoria. a showers should retreat little further eastwards as we go one through monday. more weight weather just coming out to south australia, pushing into ne southwell to getting into the heart of australia and still seeing that wet weather across the far north of the country. meanwhile, for perth, temperatures here 27 celsius, plenty of sunshine. we got a 27 super oakland notice for new zealand. we have got some bits and pieces of sherry right over the next couple of days. basic pieces of rain, sleet, and snow. 2 to spilling out to the korean peninsula, pushing into the north of japan. as we go through sunday, temperatures not found too badly getting up to around 20 degrees, but more snow coming into the prim peninsula for monday. ah. when i think of my leisure, i think a potential when i think of potential i think of what b, what is not. i think of young peop

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and you're taking it out of chow chow ring how do you take 70% of your population out of a birthing children and think you're going to survive as a nation? and then you'll you are a teaching children at an early age. not people that out legitimately lgbtq you're teaching them to into to to to to get involved in a lifestyle. that might not be conducive to them and not who they are. you know, they are let me explore experiments. it doesn't mean that's what the father outcome will be and now they encourage it encouraging it. they are trying to get little children to have a sex change operations before the 18 19 years old. this is insanity bathrooms bad. grown man going in the public bathrooms or little girl. so now when i go out with my daughter, i got to stand outside the bathroom door to make sure no man goes in with her because if so, i'm gonna break the law, you know, it's important with the time we have left now what you're talking about now. transcends blackness and everything else because your book is not saying and people need to understand this that many blacks in this country civilize

and you're taking it out of chow chow ring how do you take 70% of your population out of a birthing children and think you're going to survive as a nation? and then you'll you are a teaching children at an early age. not people that out legitimately lgbtq you're teaching them to into to to to to get involved in a lifestyle. that might not be conducive to them and not who they are. you know, they are let me explore experiments. it doesn't mean that's what the father outcome will be and now they encourage it encouraging it. they are trying to get little children to have a sex change operations before the 18 19 years old. this is insanity bathrooms bad. grown man going in the public bathrooms or little girl. so now when i go out with my daughter, i got to stand outside the bathroom door to make sure no man goes in with her because if so, i'm gonna break the law, you know, it's important with the time we have left now what you're talking about now. transcends blackness and everything else because your book is not saying and people need to understand this that many blacks in this country civilize

karen chow. karen chow. >> caller: my name is karen chow and i'm a senior at george washington high school. so far i participated in a woman and gender studies class as we were talking about international women's day and i would like to propose international women's day be celebrated within sfusd because women are constantly being ignored and many holidays are dedicated to celebrating men. we want to incorporate a holiday that celebrates women in the next calendaryear to recognize women's achievements , raise women's equality and acknowledge challenges women have faced in the past and other countries have celebrated international women's day hopefully you guys will listen to it. thank you . >> carlos. carlos, i will need to promote you to panelist in orderto speak to your camera may show . go ahead, carlos. >> caller: hello. [inaudible] i am a senior ... [inaudible] >> carlos, sorry to interrupt you. we are not able to hear you clearly. sorry, we can'thear you . we will have to tryback again late

so that is our focus today, and we start without 0 correspondent chow strap it underground. metro stations is where many people hide young and old stand patiently in line for food served by volunteers, bowl soup salad, bread elona and her 12 year old daughter. nastier show us the train carriage where they've sheltered since their home was destroyed. to institute with news dotted 12 days ago, our house was destroyed and you know, we don't know where to live anymore. it's. i don't know where to go with my child. honestly help us. it is not, there are many here like us who have lost everything. what a question to have to ask the well and who do you ask for help humana, terry, and work on the front lines of the ukraine. conflicts right now, that is what we're talking about. we're going to be doing that with olivia and yes and step. so welcome to all 3 of you. thank you for making time. i know you're super busy. oh yeah. please introduce yourself. try stream audience. tell. tell them why you're relevant to today's conversation. i'm only going to go find there and board member of it. awesome. an

i'm still looking for big chows in kenya, they're not. and yet they're in tanzania, and then across further west in and go, in fact, that seasonal rain in and go run, it stretches down through western botswana, the acr of anger delta. this bit here, where you see the wildlife blue as the rains start to fall on the delta floods. and that's the forecast for monday, stretching all way down to the south coast of africa. ah, with frank assessments for china. well, benefit from the 0 call it strategy if the rest of the world cannot get to get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs. and on fridays on that statement, critical debate with claims that native constitutes an interest and chill threat to russia. but it's precisely his actions that's rated this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, what your, how does it a reminder? what top stories this of evacuation plans have been cancelled in the disease of ukrainian city of mateo, pull that escape corridor for civilia

okay, thank you for that update jamal al chow, that 1st live in antalya. let's tend to do so. jabari now was in moscow for us, and we had that briefly from jabbar jamal, talking about what a lover of had to say about sanctions. that's a very defined tone about how the country will come out stronger from the sanctions . tell us a bit more about what russia had to say today. well, according to the foreign minister, i think it was interesting. he use the word frenzy. he said that the western reaction to what the rush russians are calling a special operation in ukraine has been frenzied when it comes to the sanctions that they faced. because russia is now the world's most sanctioned country and they took over that title just this past few days. and they now have nearly 6000 sanctions placed on them from different entities to personnel around the world. they took over the number one place from iran, which was at the top spot with just 3600 sanctions against that. so this is a country very much in the middle of an economic war, as the problem is called it. and w

for the lesson, we will try whatever we can to make sure that peas, that because it comes in like chow, our content, with the larger i, spoken to president zalinski repeatedly and all about it, the next steps are taken apart off. and i've also consulted president putin on several occasions last week because i'm to, to needs to understand and hear all the truth about your crane. and that truth is that the war of destroy ukraine. 14 of was lost to gov, but the war also destroys russia is future weapons have to be silenced. now what do you love? nevada is, was mills name of whitland. he ongoing negotiations between ukrainian. russia will be successful. nobody can know right now, but we're still, we're still in that far that ever.

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sports basically are old to be chow ah, controlled by the government, they to east than yours. and they are full of propaganda. what's angry is me the most, is that the to the claims that there is no war that it's just the military operation. but what's the difference? there may be no official war according to the government, but there is resistance to women who didn't want to be recognized. having putting up posters which say no to war, we find out for ourselves how risky their protest is. when our car was stopped by russian security service officers, and we were accused of being behind the poster campaign we were allowed to drive on after being question. every day, the regime becomes a little more repressive. it's now illegal to use the words war and invasion in conjunction with what's going on in ukraine. the media regulator, penalize as lose, he don't say special operation or piece mission. ah, we met the head of the russian writers union. he is among those who stick to putin's narrative, them yet shall yoga jolla. noah used by now joanna, from me as a former soldier it's,